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Ricky Wayne Chism
1969-2006
MCKENZIE: Ricky Wayne Chism, 36, died Sunday,
February 5 in an automobile accident in Middle
Tennessee. Services will be Wednesday, February 8, at
3:00 p.m. in the Cedar Avenue Chapel of McKenzie Funeral
Home. Burial will follow in Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
Visitation is Tuesday, 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. and Wednesday,
10:00 a.m. until service time.
Mr. Chism, a horse and bird dog trainer, was born
September 19, 1969 to Dewey and Keitha Chism, of
McKenzie. He was a member of McKenzie Church of Christ.
He is survived by his brother, Randy (Debbie) Chism of
Union City and two nieces.
Wilma Rhea Smith Morris
1915-2006
MCKENZIE: Wilma Rhea Smith Morris, 90, died Sunday,
February 5 at McKenzie Healthcare Center. Services will
be held Wednesday, February 8 at Grace Baptist Church in
McKenzie with Bros. Fred Morris, Jimmy Horton and Dr.
Dave Clark officiating. Interment will follow in
Hollywood Cemetery In Jackson.
Mrs. Morris was born August 18, 1915 to the late J.P.
and Nannie McWaters Smith. She was preceded in death by
her husband, Fred A. Morris.
She is survived by her son, Bro. Fred Morris of
McKenzie; five grandchildren and nine
great-grandchildren.
Memorials may be sent to the Southside Baptist Church,
2716 Highway 45 South, Jackson, TN 38301.
Christine Gladys Wilson
1926-2006
HENRY: Christine Gladys Wilson, 79, died Saturday,
February 4, at Henry County Medical Center in Paris.
Memorial services will held Thursday, February 9, at
7:00 p.m. at Brummitt Funeral Home.
Mrs. Wilson was born December 25, 1926, in London,
England, to John Saul and Gladys Windermere Saul, both
deceased. She was a retired employee of General Motors.
She was preceded in death by one grandchild.
Survivors include her husband, Clarence R. Wilson, Jr.;
one son, Keith (Linda) Murray of Florida; five
daughters, Lynne Murray of Paris, Heather (Fred) Meeks
of Flint, Michigan, Lorna Murray of Henry, Susan (Mark)
Williams of Michigan, and Carol (Lovie) Saul of Flint,
Michigan; one brother, Eon Saul of England; one sister,
Heather (John) Boothman of England; 13 grandchildren,
and seven great-grandchildren.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be sent to the
American Cancer Society, American Heart Association, or
Shriners Hospital transportation.
Terry Mitchell Gateley
1958-2006
CEDAR GROVE: Terry Mitchell Gateley, 48, died
Friday, February 3, at UAB Hospital in Birmingham,
Alabama. Services were held Monday, February 6, at Reeds
Chapel Funeral Home in Lexington. Burial followed in
Hickory Flatt Cemetery in Cedar Grove.
Mr. Gateley was an employee of Tower Automotive.
Survivors include his father, Beford Gateley; wife,
Janette Wall Gateley; one son, Phil Gateley; one
daughter, Violet McPeake; one brother, Ronnie Gateley;
and three grandchildren, Cody Bowman, Chasity McPeake,
and Kristen Gateley, all of Cedar Grove.
Bonnie M. Sullivan
1915-2006
MCKENZIE: Bonnie M. Sullivan, 90, died Thursday,
February 2, at McKenzie Health Care Center.
Services were held Saturday, February 4, at Brummitt
Funeral Home. Burial followed in Pilgrim's Rest Cemetery
in McKenzie.
Mrs. Sullivan, a homemaker, was born September 15, 1915,
to Will Hodges and Icie Ross Hodges, both deceased. She
was also preceded in death by her husband, Ira Sullivan;
one son, Jackie M. Sullivan; two daughters, Pat I. Jones
and Dorothy Ann Crocker; and two brothers, Thomas Hodges
and Bobby Joe Hodges.
Survivors include three sons, Thomas L. (Sally)
Sullivan, Harold G. (Deborah) Sullivan, and Johnny R.
(Jo) Sullivan, all of Trezevant; two daughters, Judy
(Danny) Cooper and Norma Jo (Jere) Cooper, both of
McKenzie; two brothers, Ross Hodges of Jackson, and
Carlton Hodges of Plymouth, Michigan; three sisters,
Annie Huey of Plymouth, Michigan, Winnie Bargery of
Ridgely, and Wilma Kemp of Eureka, Missouri; 16
grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren; and five
great-great grandchildren.
Randy Lee Woods
1954-2006
CAMDEN: Mr. Randy Lee Woods, 51, died Thursday,
February 2, at Camden General Hospital.
Graveside funeral services were conducted Sunday,
February 5, at Christian Chapel Cemetery. Brother Dan
Winkler officiated the services. Dilday Funeral Home was
in charge of arrangements.
Mr. Woods was born May 6, 1954, in Carroll County. He
was preceded in death by three brothers; Larry Woods,
Stanley Woods, and Danny Woods; and his step-father
Eulas Roark.
He is survived by his mother, Estelle Roark of
Huntingdon; his father, Herman (Judy) Woods, of Toone,
Tennessee; two sisters, Linda (Butch) Brinkley of
Huntingdon, and Debbie (Chester) Baumgardner of Cedar
Grove; one brother, Michael (Joyce) Woods of Huntingdon;
a step-sister, Sue Baucom of Huntingdon; seven nieces;
five nephews; five great-nieces; and six great-nephews.
Madeline Michelle Coleman-Ragsdale
2006
BRUCETON: Madeline Michelle Coleman-Ragsdale,
infant, of Bruceton, died Tuesday, January 31, at
Jackson-Madison County General Hospital. Services were
held Friday, February 3, in the chapel of Dilday Funeral
Home with Brother J.J. James officiating. Interment
followed in Carroll Memorial Gardens.
Madeline was born January 26, 2006 in Jackson.
She is survived by her father, William Christopher
Ragsdale; her mother, Amy Michelle Coleman; maternal
grandparents, Donald and Alice Coleman of Huntingdon;
paternal grandparents, Carl and Paul Ragsdale of Camden;
maternal great grandmother, Dorothy Coleman of Bruceton;
paternal great grandparents, Nancy and Bennie Hicks of
Camden; and several aunts and uncles.
Ruby May Pickler
1914-2006
GLEASON: Ruby May Pickler, 91, died Tuesday, January
31, at Baptist Memorial Hospital in Union City. Services
were held Friday, February 3, in the Gallimore Funeral
Home chapel in Gleason with the Rev. Philip Mitchell
officiating. Burial followed in Tumbling Creek Cemetery.
Mrs. Pickler, a homemaker, was born September 11, 1914
in Fulton, Kentucky, to James Preston Tucker and Unity
Era (Underwood) Tucker, both deceased.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Chester
Pickler, and one son, Roger Pickler.
Survivors include one son, Jimmy Pickler of Dresden; two
daughters, Brenda Stafford of Greenfield and Karen
Calhoun of Union City; five grandchildren; and two
great-grandchildren.
Bryan M. "Don" Williams
1907-2006
MCKENZIE: Bryan M. "Don" Williams, 98, died Monday,
January 30, at his residence. Services were held
Thursday, February 2, at Brummitt Funeral Home with the
Rev. Aaron Holmes officiating. Burial followed in
Pilgrim's Rest Cemetery.
Mr. Williams was born November 20, 1907 in Mansfield to
Robert Thomas Williams and Anna Lee Sullivan, both
deceased. He was a Mason and a member of Pilgrim's Rest
Cumberland Presbyterian Church where he was an elder,
treasurer for 50 years and served as song leader.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Evie Lee Taylor;
one daughter, Margaret Joan Williams; six brothers, John
Q. Williams, Dillard Williams, Robert Williams, Bernard
Williams, Fred Williams, and Aubrey Williams; and one
sister, Ethel Nunnery.
Survivors include three daughters, Lois Vaughn of
McKenzie, Debbie Williams of Mt. Juliet, and Bettie
Scates of McKenzie; two adopted daughters, Shelly Branch
and Donna Dozer, both of Mt. Juliet; two sisters,
Lucille Mann of McKenzie and Mary Franks of Corinth,
Mississippi; five grandchildren, Danette LaBare, Daniel
Scates, Cathy Hargrove, Michael Vaughn, and Keith
Vaughn; nine great-grandchildren; and four great-great
grandchildren.
Edna G. Huffstatler
1947-2006
COMO: Edna G. Huffstatler, 58, died Friday, January
27 at Western Baptist Hospital in Paducah.
Services were held Sunday, January 29, at Bowlin Funeral
Home in Dresden with the Rev. Bobby Shannon officiating.
Burial followed in Jolley Springs Cemetery near Dresden.
Mrs. Huffstatler was born August 4, 1947, in Weakley
County, to Edna Loreta Summers Gallimore of Como and the
late Charles Raymond Gallimore. She was a homemaker and
a member of Travis Chapel United Methodist Church in
Dresden.
She was preceded in death by a sister, Sue Mink and a
brother, Charles Gallimore.
She leaves four daughters, Tammy Sue Reynolds of Darden,
Laura Roach of McKenzie, Stacie Hanley of Dresden and
Tina Beasley of Lexington; two sons, Ray Elliott of
Murfreesboro and James W. Huffstatler Jr. of Dresden;
one sister, Joann Reynolds of Sharon; and seven
grandchildren. |
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